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Does anyone know if there is something like this written in java? We are running **Weblogic** as our web/app server and I need java classes to do something like this ...

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What about network ownership? There's currently no parser for ARIN databases, and it's quite important to have that.

To see an example of nicely formatted results look at this:http://www.wisemangrafix.com

To answer your question, you need to access each record in '$result["rawdata"]'

Here is the code to format each result ::
$iPosition=0; //set initial position to 0
$ii=count($result["rawdata"]); //get # of records in "rawdata"
for ($iPosition=0;$iPosition<$ii;$iPosition+=1){ //do the following for each record
Print "<TR><TD class=\"lightTD\" align=\"left\">"; //begin format for each record
echo $result["rawdata"]["$iPosition"]; //display each record
Print "</TD></TR>"; //end format
} //end for

I would like to have that file to look into.

thanks

My email is: bryllis@hotmail.com

Using PHP classes to navigate distributed whois databases

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